Just Forget- You ever had_a Cough

SOIIIG. \ .

Grisham Flour _

Our GRAHAM FLOUR is pronounced the best\ made. We supply the-‘ best grade of hard whcat which is iroiirlli _byltliev BEST MI -LER~<» -in.. -the -,- PROVINOEj.= Justvtry it. 75

_ Island_Made__-Flour _ Made from ciiolcijffini’ ported hard Wheat, Sup' erior to imported flour? You will Iike"it. and use no other, sold _in any ‘ _ quantity. _ .

ROLLED OATS, OAT- _ MEAL, 'RYE FLOUR, ' TABLE CORNMEAL, ' CORN FLOUR, TABLE SHORTS _ (excellent for

porridge). _ _ _ _ ' Phone us your orders, Dr. 'DeVa'n’| _Frencli prompt ('lQllVeI`y. l A reliable Regulating Pill for

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Get rid o f it the

St.

Pills

Women.

$5 n. box. Sold at all Drug' Stores, oi»

alled to an add pg og

Catli-

Q - PHOSPHONCL FOR “°.°" _S_f'°°* / Restores vim and vit lit - i

Flour and Feed Store rind Briiln; increases ";rii¥`m?1l;g

;‘;3"'°_wm him” y°“ “°' $3 “

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Nerve berl" a

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lighted \vitli t-he taste. This 0

il fresh box I just bought fi'oni

__ __ _ Liimbros Bros. l've tried evepy

-~ -_~ gg.-*sri ¢_.';, '_-33-' other dealer iii town, .hut 1’|ii

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__ 3'1". ,; -' _ji-_ _" tor me. Buying them by the box

;_,_>{__ ___{;£___,_ 3 slves ine money, too,

‘t “V . iilliillios iilios T: -' "/ l_`_l_;_ _-~ Day in; day out; veal' in; year

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AN APPROBATION BILL WAS DROPPED IN

THE Post Office for you-Saturday. ___ _

Did yoiigeiisv _` The items shown on it are NOW DUE for PHY'

ment, and we will bo obliged if you will let us have the amount _TO-DAY. ~~ -

We also find that wc have still quite a iew of the

old-past due accounts unpaid. These of course, we will have to take legal means for collecting, if not se*tled at once, and are publishing this announcement

as a notice. _ - _ ‘ __ _ _

Please attend to the matter TO-DAY.

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MOORE,

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and

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Limited

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next Friday sight

have recently been organized, says the

i ni <1

took place in Cliarlottetowii on Wed-

stone of Cuiiiberlaiid, Lot G5. to Mi.

Rev. George l‘. Taylor was the oilic- iating clergyman. The bride- was ai.- iclided by her sister wiiile Mr. Mc- Doiigall of Fairvieiv slipported the groiziii. Mr. Mc-Neill receliily return- 'eil from service iii France where he lvlis with llie 'i`Iiii'»l Macliiiie ii Hat

“~_it<~l;iiiioiiial Sergeant fM."ijor ot' the

1-_"ani .‘.l;iioi~ of` the 1-ith battalion. i‘.i~tiii~ popular irroiiiii iiiiil his fair

‘iri-lil ihe Gllnrdiaii extends congrat-

,l:iiIiili_~'.

'vllnarifs Llnlment for sale everywhere

DAVIS. AND FR/\SER'S

FRESH PORK SAUSAGES

_ ON SALE NOW BY ALL

LEADING GROCERS, GOV- ERNMENT INSPECTED, STAMPED ON - EACH WRAPPER. ONE OF THE CHOICEST ,MEAT-FOODS ON THE MARKET AND AL- SO THE CHEAPEBT BE- CAUSE -N0 W_ASTE WHAT- EVER ‘IN USING. '

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Kindly remember f that we have Bird Seed and

Add a of each to

your next order to

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if nvom my iii aiu _pi-oviim. as ous oi= 'rue caowo unit ‘ will ottdnd the auction sale' Fell: Hazel-i coo olL siecuifr 'at I-l_eu,lldll` _ Wealllerllidil. iVelflwl1‘

go sur fpxes. tCau be' supplied direct 'lliv`er, Wod1lil__ll2iigv;yi1ri¢;¥_;a__lc'b;sli;h19th.5_ P0 so or.v_a cost often cents per- '» 1 ° ~ - e emtu .

Jh. !l.ou.M. Je McMillan, Cha i tte- _ _

2145.11-TMIQVK. FOX RANCH FOR SALES--Rllnch _ -Y'

m0l¥leHt RPFEVCS-_-d0n_’,t FDXEB iFOR SALE.-'4We‘.0ffer for 53:3]El':;rEoI?eiP:dl!'ll;(dhD?\!;°l:r »

let 11; stay with you, it lllllolz sale a few choice maleend te- 'of'peue, also small building. ,Loca.ted_

» _ mad* fQX°l bred irom the old original at Crapands G. H.MacCallum,_Suminer-

‘MV PTQYG dangerous. oiilion. __ rupiin, Dalton. iiiyiwi- side, P. -.si i. zsor-ii-is-lin. _

Thgre 13 an easy___li.‘apid_ . Strains. Park Island Fox Co., Sum- * _ ___-

,and f _ _ _ merelde. _ - 2364-11-17M2i'E1l. ILL AT HALIFAX.-Mr. J.-R. Shank ‘ '

Sa e method of get-- _ _ _ _ _ _ _

l ~- . . _ _ _ _ff -- - '~v---=-lil-'~ - _ . ineiiagor of Dominion Coal Coe. store - Fld, Of lf'-]\l$t_Call _:W-£53.01-UT.L°N .QF SXMPATHY-"'-'lGIace HBV. ls- seriously ill at the Vic- ` -

.0i_'__-_phone for a bottleof ` vina:-371Jtcsiistoplsifgiiwgilinhtim ifiiegiuiiigeiigmii Hii°g|i»'”i’§'iif§i'li§

;akaC’S (f}0l1gl& MiXfuP6" '?::_tl¢°§r:0ll__i<;§yoi;iia;:ié¢;i:mg. ~Pi;esl- go` an operation forstlimacli ltrouble. 1- ` "

e a 'ew 0593 and ‘resolved-_`l‘n i iii ici "Dim fire' ' `- I

gon will be surprised 5:- 'I;;__$l g- a0- He. f1I:ls‘il"ls"l’;l___wili`n -34'ofiiiiiiiliirliiilffis-fii§iai§ihi§’0iifil°§ii

' _ `¥D 01' BYIUD9-Ywt Sit‘Otll'b.GdVI-1,~ `-

quickly". the-a cough Hackett in the loss s-he has -suetligailil Kinzig 2, ‘Emi Murchisdiliélegilingalgl `

W1 l_l€3V6 yOU. '_' _ed by the death of her beloved son._ ;i*.;1', K(i;thiéynvF_i;leoii1ei- 2', Amos

~ _ -. _ '- 1*- u ey.- ra e r.- , ario Mui*-_ ~ _

0”” 35° *he "°“1°-I -...."£3€.'§...l‘.r."t;“t‘.5l*.;:t“i:’..;';l r‘.°.‘:.'l..‘i.§“°.‘,:.:.”.;:.' Maii.€“"`lir:a= l°°k_fh=m °v°f- lN°-well not press you fo buy-but we no 3'-at

_ ' _ fariiament ls being started In Chai' Annie Huhley; 2, Jessie lMoi~rieon; 3: l'l0W W€ll'tl`llS St0l'8 Of y0I.lI’S IS pl'0VldlI`lg f0I‘ yOU, »~

' Ottet II. If. Will ll ' b li E M ill . ,-1, ` i _ ~

(3 Mags ._ ..°;l...,.... _._ za: .assi ,_ad,eS, gms me of Wm L ___ _ __ A _ eoquentyoun m fth it,' ~‘ lklli -' ;2,K-'l ,»P - _ I6 ' '

it 'will no douit pl'ldv'§ n g(:‘e§lt youll; ereclope allcililgiae; 3l,mi'f§:tehglluBGlIl)il;. ’ - Wash daintny with fine nt 1 3 IES fc Equses m

The Dependable Drug ist for all to cultivate the vyry useful gilt Grade I--1, Jessie Nicholson; 2, Annie' ' 1 ’ -d . _'~’ y el ma e 0 W l e_ Wash

_ g of public speaking. It I expected mul Falconer. `Perfect attendance-Jessie’ ` ' laces_a S0 Pre ly em T01 €I‘Bd il] fl'0!lt med Wltll- i308. Spetllal pl-'lCe________*3

the first session will "be opened on M0rl‘lS0ll. Kathryn Moi'rieon. _ Spticlal pI‘lCe....i..._-........,....,...._....$4.95 V

laid for the " ence offeri " drive ,_ ,

the W. M. S.pto be laun‘::lieil at til); *ML Ummus ('u""”"' the Wen

New Year. Prospects are liooil- for `k"°w“ horse buy?" ‘if St' Jolmvs' _ -

_ _ - ~. -, _ .‘ , Vowfoiindlaiiil is llgniil in Charlotte- ' - / ~ leaching then objective, its lilieiidy Q I I ’, __ , _ 1- , Z nineteen li1'e-nieinbers have been re~ 0w"` mvng ‘"Hv.Cd 0" thursday

_-.1 -~

. l_ H 1. tl hz . night. Mr. fCurruii is here this time to ' , fi;l‘i§lmlIE§noandlEllEee llynéloliieilidsgll loo? after 8' shigfnent of .some “Ven” I J- / ` 1 auxiliaries. A number oi' new societies y mrses to go h0m.S°“"s tn Boone /§i'».1\"-

Bi) Newfound]-iiiil, ioi the St Law .,f _

. ,/

ience Luiiihei and Pulp Lo The

left there and niaiiy vessels have been

e epo s

that there is threc feet of snow over that portion of the colony known as the Topsnils.

WEDDING BELL'S.-All interesting

event took place in St Anne’s, Lot

~Curran, P. P., celebrated the nuptial

Tile. bride was becomiiigly dressed iii a blue tailored suit, with hai. to match and wore-a silver fox fur. gift of the llrooiii. The lii'iil`e' was attended by Miss diary Ctliiavagh while .the groom was supporteil by John McQuaitl. br’oiliel° of the bride. After the cere- iiioiiy, the bridal arty drove to the

J. Mc`i\’larius. New"Huven, where lun- cheon was served and afterwards re- liiriied to the home of 'the bride, where liner was awaiting them. After which thc evening was spent joyfully in music and dancing. Mr. and Mrs, L(7alinvagh were the rccipieiits of many

iiic bridesninid was a beautiful rosary and to the grooiiisinan a stick pin.

A druggist can obtain an imitation

of MINARD'S LINIMENT from a Tor-

Courtesy and Cheerful- -__

ness ii _tomhinatioli “

with which we Spice Every Sale »

Some pcoplo have an Idea that

'~ drug stores are prettly much the

same the world over.

They do not consider the tact

that stores have character inet _ l the same as lndividuals._ i§-

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~- >~‘=e§*‘ 51%-._

Study the s'tores~in any place

and you will soon learn as to

1 ' 'i f ' ' |ww.¢licy differ. .At our store ‘

customers si-e_gi'eeted with ii _ happy smile and a word of wel- _ , = come. Courteous attention is ' ` given to customer|`wliiie_. shop-

plnghere. All packages are neiitly wrapped. In, fact our ser- vice throughout is marked by

CBPG i '

» We do everything in our pow- er to guard customers' interests.

-¢B.&‘>

‘ WE SHALL APPRECIATE A AN OPPORTUNITY TUPROVE ~ T0 YOU THAT OUR DRUG

STORE I8 “DIFFE_RINT.”`

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Johnson & Johnson I

_ The _Quality Drugstore comer Kent and Prince ltruta

eff-

lwe "Jw/ii _ -lf/\‘

ll lioiiie oi’ the gi'ooln"s sister, Mrs.

MCORE &

- 1_19.121itQti<-an sepeee

_...Some -_very

lu-1 liilfr

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_gaentsl

“ii-5.’S33?t.i‘éis'.r.iz.‘:°a:s;‘;i:g.;:iii:fr;“°

Sun lelxide Funnel' steanier Scotsburn has lbeeineiigagcd A ' _ 5 \ T

' *T t ~ '_ ` _ __j:._i_f";s l;‘°.l¢?_;ifv..fl....Ns.¥:i;’_o:;“.: 5 ~. E

need-ay afternooii oi’ Miss Ada Living- C$:.;;g,.e?§g;l;'§‘?;l¥,t(gexlxgibflnd ‘ - '

--_ also iN 'ri-is wssr.-_,-'riie many _ ` _ Another "Ace hne 9f._chemls~e‘s ln.

A soi.oii:R's Aci<Nowi.Enee. ri-leiiiis oi Mr. .mini nuimeny, Albany, ` _ _ _ flcsll Wasll Satlfli hemsflltclléd front _ilsv-s time looms cis.-eil, as nn- were -greatly .nal-led on hearing the ,‘ Another gown in white wash silk,_ and lace trimmed. Price.............._i$4.25' ood space can then be almost com- 1-lad news of his sudden Dassing away’ - ' ct d t - d

illetely protected against the wind. of heart failure 'll Beresford. Mani-' empire e e ’ i e "mme '» Another dainty envelo e A Sheet iron plate, fitted to the cor A0541- Whither he had gone on a short Price _,___ .....,,.-.-._,-......_......._......’.. .... _,$6.00 - . p _

rect size, painted, und secured on iiir. V15" £0 See C°lldlli0llB in the West '- ` In flesh Wash 53-tiny e

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inside of each section of the iiooll Deceased leaves I0 Cherish his mem- ` ' ' '

by -means ol' - small bolts, passing, 0l`Y. ‘f0lll' dauglltcls and 'six sons, h f h ` ._ trlmmed with filet lace'

through the plate and me hood nm namely, Mrs. P. Tierney, Albany; 6l` Il1€S_0 WaS Si g0WIiS ll1 Another line of ch i » trial can be used to close the slits. Mrs' E' Cmken’ Cape Traverse; Mm' fl8Sl1 C0lOI‘. ll.)I‘l(!8................-...... ._ . em ses In Under ordinary cimimsismss we im. Alfred Pulelfer- Melrose. Mass.; Sis- ‘ ' de chene. Price ____________________ __ lieve that 21 hood~cover ' is all that is. ter Mary Rnchafl' st' Mark? Con' _ . _ A _ , _ nestled. Vent- Sf~ Paws Mm"-'= Gems F~ Ladies’ gowns in flesh wash satin Ladies’ camisoles in wash

_ Toronto; Louis, R i , I-I d . . . . . .

W M S WORTERS _Mrs Name Patrick, Meimse, Meiiif Joiiilnwfnin trimmed with fine laces and ribbon and silk, colors white and flesh,

Lead, f s id , h - _ Western' States “lid Wlllrell at llome; ______________________________________ ______ __ _ _ _ ent of gm svlgxggl faisilnzrg Slgfiiify also _one sister, Zmss Jane Donnelly, Price rilllglllg fl‘0Ul $l ff) of the Presb term _Cl cl P_ Kellys Cross, to all of \vlionl the

I., entertained, the alanlluExled)ntlve Et henrtfelf tsylgatilzy sg ghe comnwgmy

‘ ll i ereavemen .

dinner last Thursday. At`terwards goes ou' G le ‘ ' _,, ~ Ll:

b ' _ ' t 1 ' > ' ' "

usiness was ransncted, plans bein; HORSES FOR NEwF0UNDLAND_ I _ _ __ I _

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Oli

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stone, daughter' of Mi'. Allan Living- Swept by E terrmc Storm before Iwi -1-' liéll'

.iluiliiliriitiilioli and then company Ser- mass and ‘pe"f°"’hed 'the °eren‘°“y:l BONDS*-BSCBUSS Cililada IZIUSE E"~fl;i"

‘ 1 raise the money togg carry out her obligations \1_

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William Grant McNeill of Fairview. wrecked around the comm H I, “_ F we is

Three more reasons fo

_ _

_ to her army.

-|'| BUY VICTORYBONDS'-Because Canada must raise ` _

the money if she is to extend credit to Britain l and secure further orders for Canadian products _ »

three factors that constitute an- ideal investment absolutevsecurity, good income yield and ready -- ‘ saleability,

3 BUY VICTORY BONDS -Because they combine _ the

.¢_:‘s.,_-;;i::_l>_1i__gff--_-;i:s»,_s:,i::_2l; sorts _ Buy all you can"-buy bonds

I lor your Children "

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.iIii:ii. He lilid lieell iii khaki practic~ 65 0" Nov' 5th' when M159 Margaret _ .

ilI_\' ilirouiglioul the whole ol’ the war Mccluaid am-l Mr* Simon Canavagh- - S . ' K _,.,-\.in_`, 51:31 at Humax. wit'h.the_C0m_ botll of that parish were united in the f _ _ _ - ` _ _ il:_.Lie battalion and was subsequent- holy h°“‘lS of lulmfimony' Rev' Dr- l_ ` r

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onto house at a very low price. and _ ' “ ’ A-4?

Glasgow News contains the following additional particulars of the floating of the S. S. Laly Evelyn which ran ashore at Picton Island: The Lady Evelyn floated at two o’clock Thurs- da-y morning. Although several steo.in~ ers were standing by she made the effort under her own power and was successful. There was an abnormally high tide running, which a_ccount`s'for her getting oft’ so easily. `Wilien’~"'she

struck on the rock therewais a _loud -report which was heard inland f_ r a considerable distance and It was fear- ed the Lady. Evelyn was either there to stay or that great diillclilty would be experienced in clearing her. She made no water after 'being floated and apparently sustained no damage.; A survey is to ‘be held either this after- noon or tomorrow morning.

MATCHED PELIS.--At the last St.

Louis sale il. matched-pair of allvers sold for $1,500, and we learn that be- cause of the perfect match of the two skins at least 25 per cent more was paid for them sold as such than if they had been sold singly. -Matched pelts always bring it higher figure than un- matched, although- the single skins are equally as viilualble. The ranchers ot P. E. Island have found out that they elm get more, money .for Silver pelts _whom/they are sold in pairs as nearly alike os,-pose!-ble._t_hsn when they sell- them singly--gud to get this

higher i1gui}e,_a_renqliet_‘ who has,one one pelt wil often match it with one fi'-om another ranch and they are sold together. As fer as it is ,possible ranchers should try to breed a, num- ber of foxes whose pelts are nearly alike. The amount of ex-tm money that is paid ‘for it matched peli',,' _of course, depends greatly upon the qual- ity ot the pelts. e_much higher pro~ portion 'being paid for a choice pair of sllvers than for e_ii inferior pair. We knowof one instance where. a fur dealer paid $2,000 for ii choice exceir tions-li matched pair. when he would only oller‘$1,300 for two iiilvers that w re equally se good but were not mgtciied. Our advice Ie. theretore. it you have s line choice pelt, ti-y, to

THE LADY EVELYN.-The New.

‘wits \ I

A have it labeled his own product. _ ~ i _

IF This greasy imitation ie the poor- g;_'E'f '_' ""-"~"°'_'- “lg” -' ~ " '-' ’

est one we have yet seen of the I

many that every Tom, Dick and

Harry has tried to introduce.

Ask for MlNARD'S and you w..‘ get

it.

find some other rancher who has a like one, and sell iheiii as ii paii~.- Black Fox Magazine.

LICENSED VENDOR

MAY PURCHASE WHEREVER -lille Liberal ciindidate's seven .

[THEY CAN LEGALLY`D0 SO

Fr;EDEitic'ro.\r. N. ls., Nov. 14.-I

The government will not seek to re-| strict licensed vendors from piirchas-l ing liquor from any source where tIiey` legally can do eo, declared Premier Foster in an official statement early this morning iii which he lmiiounced that the government had refused to accept the proposal that retail liquor vendors in New Brunswick should be confined to making their purchases from the wholesalers at St. John.

Recently nn nilnouliceinent was

made that iii thc new reglilatloiis in conjunction with -the prohibition act submitted for tlic approval of the gov- ernment by i'tev. W. D. Wilson as chief inspector, was one which limi- ted the rctllll vendors to buying from -the Bt. John wholesale drug compen- ies holding licenses, thus shutting cut‘ all concerns outside the province -from being eligible for wholesale licensee and doing business in New Bruns-

Wholesaie liquor concerns In Mon-

treal as soon es they learned of this attempt to eliminate them from doing business in New Brunswick at once retained legal representatives and' commenced to get- ready to fight the proposal iii -the courts if it met with the approval of the government. ' _'Other 'suggestions by the chief ln~ spectoi- have not yet been considered by the government but will probably be taken up this afternoon or this evening. included in the long list ls said to lie one which limits the Quim- tlty of extracts w‘liIch can he sold to 255 ounces per person daily. . '

FOUR ENGLISH BYE-ELECTIONS NQW ON

where Lady Astor pursues' .il lively' contest polls' oii -Saturday and tif! coiiniliig takes place November--Mgr W. T. Gay, her labor opponent. _Driltf pliecles he will win with 12,000 Yo! against Lady Astor'-s ten thouean -n _

sand. Lady Astor declares she will receive 14,000 milority. More 'diepam slonate prophets Including the -Ult-' ionlsts estimate a heavy labor vote.. `

South Croydon polls Friday, count;

ling November 27. The vacancy 1| created through the resignation of lan Malcolm. The Unionist candidate is sii- Allan -smith, the Liberal niaci- man Houlder. 'The election is' pheno- menally quiet. ` _-»

The Tliaiier vacancy is ei\ueed'~

through tho death of Commod re Craig. The Unionist candidate is H3113? E. iinrmswortli, son ot Lord Rober- niere wiio makes ii great, feature dt alleged waste ‘hy the Gnvernmenttl Tile Liberal candidate Is "(}L]`itAlh'_ west. Tins election is also very ull-' eventiiul. ' - 1’ '.

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rich'nutl~like_flavor

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LONDON, Nov. 13.-Four liye-elec-

tions are now in progress. Plymouth, _ _ _ _

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